Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Saturday, 26 September 2015
Book Character Dress up day
What a day to finish the term!
Fun dressing up as book characters - Check us out...
Fun dressing up as book characters - Check us out...
Monday, 21 September 2015
How does 'e' sound in words
E is a vowel. It has 2 sounds a short sound and a long sound when it says its name.
Take a look at these pic collages to show you.
Take a look at these pic collages to show you.
Monday, 14 September 2015
How does 'a' sound in words
A is a vowel. It has 2 sounds, a long and a short. see how they are different in these photo collages we made...
The long 'a' sound
The long 'a' sound
Sunday, 13 September 2015
Grandparents Day
Grandparents day was a lot of fun. In class we made daffodils together and showed our grandparents our learning in class.
Ryan and his brother made this pic collage and spoke about it.
Ryan and his brother made this pic collage and spoke about it.
Wednesday, 9 September 2015
Sunday, 6 September 2015
How does 'f' sound in words
How does 'f' sound in words. We have made this photo collage to show you...
Tiger and Little Monkey
The Heart Suns worked together to create this digital book Retelling the story Tiger Tiger,
They set up and took the photos and inserted them into an app.
Next they dictated the text before recording themselves reading it...
What a great job!
They set up and took the photos and inserted them into an app.
Next they dictated the text before recording themselves reading it...
What a great job!
Friday, 4 September 2015
Our Art Auction Pices
These are our individual pieces available for purchase.
First we painted the background blending two colours. Next the children drew Maori inspired shapes on a piece of paper the same size. We cut out their design and traced it onto the canvases. Next we filled the shape with PVA glue before sprinkling naturally broken Coromandel shells over the glue. The next day we shook off the shells to reveal our art.
To purchase collect an envelope off my desk and and put in what you think it is worth.
Here is our large koru made for ocean broken and polished Coromandel shells.
Mrs Fong painted the background and drew the Koru. We sorted the shells by colour and size before gluing them on. We started with the whitest shells before using the yellower ones.
It is going under the hammer at the auction next Friday night: 11 September.
First we painted the background blending two colours. Next the children drew Maori inspired shapes on a piece of paper the same size. We cut out their design and traced it onto the canvases. Next we filled the shape with PVA glue before sprinkling naturally broken Coromandel shells over the glue. The next day we shook off the shells to reveal our art.
To purchase collect an envelope off my desk and and put in what you think it is worth.
Here is our large koru made for ocean broken and polished Coromandel shells.
Mrs Fong painted the background and drew the Koru. We sorted the shells by colour and size before gluing them on. We started with the whitest shells before using the yellower ones.
It is going under the hammer at the auction next Friday night: 11 September.
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